Ken joins the Street Fighter V roster

As if Capcom would leave Ken out of Street Fighter V…  The company today confirmed that the Shoryuken master will absolutely be included on the SFV roster along with Ryu, Chun-Li, Charlie Nash, M. Bison, Cammy and Birdie.

Those attending the San Diego Comic-Con can get hands-on with Ken and the rest of the available cast this week.

Or you can just check out the new media below.

Street Fighter V: Ken Reveal screens:

Street Fighter V: Ken Reveal Trailer:

Announced today during the annual Street Fighter panel at San Diego Comic-Con, a new character has joined the exclusive Street Fighter V roster. Ken, the master of the flaming Shoryuken, has just been confirmed and is now playable on the Comic-Con show floor (Capcom booth #215).  One of the key protagonists in the legendary Street Fighter series, Ken brings an array of new abilities to Street Fighter V, where his tricky mix-ups and flashy combos have the ability to bewilder opponents and deal huge damage. Ken joins the six previously-announced characters Ryu, Chun-Li, Charlie Nash, M. Bison, Cammy and Birdie, with plenty more new and returning characters still to come.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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